
I write about dance from San Francisco for the SF Chronicle, Fjord Review, and other publications, and collect my writings in this newsletter. I also am a novelist, memoirist, and writing teacher, and include updates on my literary work and classes here.
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Amelia Rudoph’s “Water Moves.” Photo by Brooke Anderson.
The aerial dance choreographer and Bandaloop founder Amelia Rudolph has unveiled her own new artistic venture. I wrote about the first performances for Fjord Review:
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My San Francisco Chronicle review of "Future Forward," which continues through mid-May.
Eleanor Prince and Dominic Barrett in Amy Seiwert’s new “Still Falling” at Smuin Contemporary Ballet. Photo by Maximillian Tortoriello.
My Chronicle review of the company's new collaboration with the jazz singer and bassist
Esperanza Spalding and Maël Amatoul in Lines Ballet’s new “Legacy.” Photo by Chris Hardy.
Ulrik Birkkjaer's loving staging brings a season high for Wona Park at San Francisco Ballet.
Wona Park in San Francisco Ballet’s “La Sylphide.” Photo by Lindsey Rallo.
With Alicia Graf Mack at the helm, Ailey brings their new rep to the West Coast, with mixed results. Meanwhile at PNB, three dancers stand out in Seattle.
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's Caroline T. Dartey in Medhi Walerski's “Blink o...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Novelist, memoirist, dance critic. Lover of particulars, pluralism, paradox. 2024 NEA literature fellow. I write about dance for Fjord Review and the San Francisco Chronicle. Books: The Risk of Us, The Lost Night. At work on another memoir.
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